e-Forex Magazine: April, 2008
FX Bridge Forex Options and TeleTrader Software AG have entered into a strategic alliance to bundle the TeleTrader Professional charting and analytical software with FX Bridge’s ProTrader Plus Forex dealing platform ....
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e-Forex Magazine: April, 2008
Electronic Currency Derivatives: Prospects for the future...France Maguire asks if the FX industry will ever successfully trade FX options electronically or if the hybrid model is here to stay...
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Wall Street Journal-Tech News: 09/18/2007
FX Bridge Taps FIX Flyer for High Speed Integration - As the adoption of the FIX fuels electronic trading in foreign exchange and expands into new areas such as FX options, banks are demanding integration with back office and risk management technology ...
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Wednesday, November 11, 2009
e-Forex Magazine: April, 2008
FX Bridge Forex Options and TeleTrader Software AG have entered into a strategic alliance to bundle the TeleTrader Professional charting and analytical software with FX Bridge’s ProTrader Plus Forex dealing platform ....
(Read Story)
e-Forex Magazine: April, 2008
Electronic Currency Derivatives: Prospects for the future...France Maguire asks if the FX industry will ever successfully trade FX options electronically or if the hybrid model is here to stay...
(Read Story)
Wall Street Journal-Tech News: 09/18/2007
FX Bridge Taps FIX Flyer for High Speed Integration - As the adoption of the FIX fuels electronic trading in foreign exchange and expands into new areas such as FX options, banks are demanding integration with back office and risk management technology ...
(Read Story)
bobsguide.com News: 09/18/2007
FX Bridge Forex Options Partners with FIX Flyer to Add Full FIX Integration and Compliance to Their ProTrader Plus™ Dealing Platform. “FIX Flyer is excited to partner with FX Bridge to expand trading speeds and interoperability to their global partners and customers,” noted Brian Ross, CEO of FIX Flyer... Read more:
FX Bridge Forex Options and TeleTrader Software AG have entered into a strategic alliance to bundle the TeleTrader Professional charting and analytical software with FX Bridge’s ProTrader Plus Forex dealing platform ....
(Read Story)
e-Forex Magazine: April, 2008
Electronic Currency Derivatives: Prospects for the future...France Maguire asks if the FX industry will ever successfully trade FX options electronically or if the hybrid model is here to stay...
(Read Story)
Wall Street Journal-Tech News: 09/18/2007
FX Bridge Taps FIX Flyer for High Speed Integration - As the adoption of the FIX fuels electronic trading in foreign exchange and expands into new areas such as FX options, banks are demanding integration with back office and risk management technology ...
(Read Story)
bobsguide.com News: 09/18/2007
FX Bridge Forex Options Partners with FIX Flyer to Add Full FIX Integration and Compliance to Their ProTrader Plus™ Dealing Platform. “FIX Flyer is excited to partner with FX Bridge to expand trading speeds and interoperability to their global partners and customers,” noted Brian Ross, CEO of FIX Flyer... Read more:
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9:30 Keynote Address - The challenges facing our industry
Morgan A. McDonnell – President – ACI UK
9:50 Panel One: The New FX Market
• The changing relationship of trading and sales• Facing the possibility of greater oversight• Building confidence in the financial markets• How can we avert rogue scandals?• Building better efficiency in the trading chain• Is the central counterparty model a viable option?• OTC Vs CCP
David Clark - Chairman of the Wholesale Markets Brokers’ Association Honorary President, ACI – The Financial Markets Association
Andy Durrant - Director, Head of EMEA FX Sales, Europe, Middle East and Africa - CME Group
Vincent DeLorenzo - Head of FX Sales, EMEA - Bank of America/Merrill Lynch
Gavin Wells - Financial Market Consultant - LCH. Clearnet
10:50 Coffee
11:20 Snapshot: The Evolution of Retail FX
Cyril Tabet - Head of Marketing - Alpari (UK)
Greg Hay - VP Business Development and Co-Founder - Tradency
11:50 Panel Two: Trading 2010: Intermediaries & Execution Venues
• The ECN industry in 2010
Morgan A. McDonnell – President – ACI UK
9:50 Panel One: The New FX Market
• The changing relationship of trading and sales• Facing the possibility of greater oversight• Building confidence in the financial markets• How can we avert rogue scandals?• Building better efficiency in the trading chain• Is the central counterparty model a viable option?• OTC Vs CCP
David Clark - Chairman of the Wholesale Markets Brokers’ Association Honorary President, ACI – The Financial Markets Association
Andy Durrant - Director, Head of EMEA FX Sales, Europe, Middle East and Africa - CME Group
Vincent DeLorenzo - Head of FX Sales, EMEA - Bank of America/Merrill Lynch
Gavin Wells - Financial Market Consultant - LCH. Clearnet
10:50 Coffee
11:20 Snapshot: The Evolution of Retail FX
Cyril Tabet - Head of Marketing - Alpari (UK)
Greg Hay - VP Business Development and Co-Founder - Tradency
11:50 Panel Two: Trading 2010: Intermediaries & Execution Venues
• The ECN industry in 2010
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Today s Forex is a trading name of GAIN Capital - FOREX.
Limited, a subsidiary of GAIN Capital Holdings, Inc. GAIN Capital is a global leader in foreign exchange trading, serving retail and professional clients in over 140 countries worldwide through its direct and partner brands, and supporting average trade volume of nearly $200 billion per month. With FOREX.you have 24 hour access to the global foreign exchange market, plus powerful charting tools, expert market research and commentary, and advanced forex trading tools. We also offer a wealth of
Limited, a subsidiary of GAIN Capital Holdings, Inc. GAIN Capital is a global leader in foreign exchange trading, serving retail and professional clients in over 140 countries worldwide through its direct and partner brands, and supporting average trade volume of nearly $200 billion per month. With FOREX.you have 24 hour access to the global foreign exchange market, plus powerful charting tools, expert market research and commentary, and advanced forex trading tools. We also offer a wealth of
Forex Trading what are the Benefits ?
You may already be aware of some of the benefits offered by the currency market (also known as forex, spot forex or currency trading). It is the fastest, largest and most liquid market in the world, but that is only the beginning of its advantages. As a very basic explanation, forex is the simultaneous buying of one currency and selling of another in order to seek gaining a profit (or accruing a loss).
Today, almost anyone with the appropriate appetite for risk and an understanding of market trends and analysis can trade currencies online with GFT. There are many benefits of trading forex versus other types of financial markets, many benefits to choosing GFT as your forex dealer and much to learn if you’re new to currency trading. To start, learn the benefits of trading with GFT and start improving your trading knowledge. You'll be well on your way to reaching your full potential in the foreign exchange market.
Today, almost anyone with the appropriate appetite for risk and an understanding of market trends and analysis can trade currencies online with GFT. There are many benefits of trading forex versus other types of financial markets, many benefits to choosing GFT as your forex dealer and much to learn if you’re new to currency trading. To start, learn the benefits of trading with GFT and start improving your trading knowledge. You'll be well on your way to reaching your full potential in the foreign exchange market.
Why Forex
Forex is open 24 hours a day, 5.5 days a week.
Forex is the most liquid market in the world.
with up to 400:1 leverage on accounts of $10,000 or less. Without appropriate use of risk management, a high degree of leverage can lead to large losses as well as gains.
No restrictions on short selling which allows you to enjoy trading opportunities during any market condition.
The foreign exchange market is the world’s largest financial market, but it wasn’t always accessible to any typical trader. Remember, forex trading is not conducted on a regulated exchange and as a result, there are additional risks associated with forex trading. In the past, access to foreign exchange of currencies was limited to banks, hedge funds, major currency dealers and the occasional high net-worth individual. But smaller financial institutions wanted to take advantage of the many benefits forex offered over other markets, including its tremendous liquidity, 24-hour access 5.5 days of the week and the strong trending nature of currency exchange rates.
It was this entrepreneurial vision of the smaller financial institutions and the evolution of the Internet that made forex accessible at a retail level. These institutions, including GFT, combined the accessibility of the Internet and fast and efficient proprietary software with accurate pricing, charting abilities, technical indicators and news feeds, which allowed any interested speculator open access to trade currencies. From 2002 to 2005 the practice of trading forex has grown threefold and this growth curve continues still. So read more about the benefits of using GFT and our access the world’s largest, fastest, most exhilarating market.
Forex is the most liquid market in the world.
with up to 400:1 leverage on accounts of $10,000 or less. Without appropriate use of risk management, a high degree of leverage can lead to large losses as well as gains.
No restrictions on short selling which allows you to enjoy trading opportunities during any market condition.
The foreign exchange market is the world’s largest financial market, but it wasn’t always accessible to any typical trader. Remember, forex trading is not conducted on a regulated exchange and as a result, there are additional risks associated with forex trading. In the past, access to foreign exchange of currencies was limited to banks, hedge funds, major currency dealers and the occasional high net-worth individual. But smaller financial institutions wanted to take advantage of the many benefits forex offered over other markets, including its tremendous liquidity, 24-hour access 5.5 days of the week and the strong trending nature of currency exchange rates.
It was this entrepreneurial vision of the smaller financial institutions and the evolution of the Internet that made forex accessible at a retail level. These institutions, including GFT, combined the accessibility of the Internet and fast and efficient proprietary software with accurate pricing, charting abilities, technical indicators and news feeds, which allowed any interested speculator open access to trade currencies. From 2002 to 2005 the practice of trading forex has grown threefold and this growth curve continues still. So read more about the benefits of using GFT and our access the world’s largest, fastest, most exhilarating market.
Introducartion To Forgin Exchange
Introducartion To Forgin Exchange
Shorting Stock Strategy
Shorting Stocks Strategy
Shorting a stock is the exact opposite of buying a stock. When you short a stock you are hedging your bets that the stock will go down in price unlike when you buy a stock and believe the price will go up. In order to short a stock you must have a margin account with your brokerage firm. In addition you also have to short individual stocks on an up tick but can short the Exchange Traded Funds (ETF’s) on a down tick. Thus as an investor you have more of an advantage shorting the ETF’s than individual stocks.
Many investors try and short a stock way to early as they believe the stock price is way overvalued. However many times a stock that is overvalued in price may become even more overvalued especially when the stock market is in an extended upward move. The proper time to short a stock is after it has encountered its first strong downward thrust and bounced for a short period of time which sets the stage for a second move to the downside.
Lets look at an example. NTES which made a huge move in 2003 eventually peaked in October of 2003 and then made its first strong downward thrust (points A to B). Notice how NTES then found support near its 200 Day EMA (purple line) and 50% Retracement Level near the $40 level. After finding support near the $40 level NTES then rallied on below normal volume but encountered resistance at its 100 Day EMA (green line) and 38.2% Retracement Level near $48 (point C). This set the stage for a second short opportunity as NTES began to stall out near the $48 level. In this example NTES could have been shorted around the $48 level with a Stop Loss Order placed just above the $50 level just in case NTES broke to the upside instead. During the month of December NTES fell from $48 to $35 a share but did find support just above its 61.8% Retracement Level which was near $34 (point D). Thus investors could have covered their short positions at one of two prices with the first at the 200 Day EMA near $40 and the second near the 61.8% Retracement around the $34.
Shorting a stock is the exact opposite of buying a stock. When you short a stock you are hedging your bets that the stock will go down in price unlike when you buy a stock and believe the price will go up. In order to short a stock you must have a margin account with your brokerage firm. In addition you also have to short individual stocks on an up tick but can short the Exchange Traded Funds (ETF’s) on a down tick. Thus as an investor you have more of an advantage shorting the ETF’s than individual stocks.
Many investors try and short a stock way to early as they believe the stock price is way overvalued. However many times a stock that is overvalued in price may become even more overvalued especially when the stock market is in an extended upward move. The proper time to short a stock is after it has encountered its first strong downward thrust and bounced for a short period of time which sets the stage for a second move to the downside.
Lets look at an example. NTES which made a huge move in 2003 eventually peaked in October of 2003 and then made its first strong downward thrust (points A to B). Notice how NTES then found support near its 200 Day EMA (purple line) and 50% Retracement Level near the $40 level. After finding support near the $40 level NTES then rallied on below normal volume but encountered resistance at its 100 Day EMA (green line) and 38.2% Retracement Level near $48 (point C). This set the stage for a second short opportunity as NTES began to stall out near the $48 level. In this example NTES could have been shorted around the $48 level with a Stop Loss Order placed just above the $50 level just in case NTES broke to the upside instead. During the month of December NTES fell from $48 to $35 a share but did find support just above its 61.8% Retracement Level which was near $34 (point D). Thus investors could have covered their short positions at one of two prices with the first at the 200 Day EMA near $40 and the second near the 61.8% Retracement around the $34.
Today Gold Rate in World News
Gas Supply Stoppage
Gas supply stoppage
KARACHI: Vulnerable industrial workers, especially daily-wagers are about to face tough times as the energy-starved industry braces itself for gas load management, which may lead to a low output. As the government struggles to cope with gas shortage in winter, especially in Punjab and the NWFP, industrialists are worried over the declining production figures.
Gas supply stoppage
SCCI terms gas supply cut unethical
Unlawful tea import causes Rs1bn revenue loss...
Sugar shortage paralyses confectionery indust...
Salary of new KESC CEO up 35pc
PASSCO sets up 50 rice procurement centres
ASF grants Rs40m to agribusiness sector
NY prosecutors ask billionaire s bail stay hi...
Pakistan, Malaysia sign MoU for halal food pr...
Five-day week to cut output: APTMA
KARACHI: Vulnerable industrial workers, especially daily-wagers are about to face tough times as the energy-starved industry braces itself for gas load management, which may lead to a low output. As the government struggles to cope with gas shortage in winter, especially in Punjab and the NWFP, industrialists are worried over the declining production figures.
Gas supply stoppage
SCCI terms gas supply cut unethical
Unlawful tea import causes Rs1bn revenue loss...
Sugar shortage paralyses confectionery indust...
Salary of new KESC CEO up 35pc
PASSCO sets up 50 rice procurement centres
ASF grants Rs40m to agribusiness sector
NY prosecutors ask billionaire s bail stay hi...
Pakistan, Malaysia sign MoU for halal food pr...
Five-day week to cut output: APTMA
Stock Exchanges
Stock Exchanges
A list of Stock Exchanges Worldwide and other foreign currency exchange resources. A stock exchange or share market is a corporation or mutual organization which provides Trading Facilities for stock brokers and traders, to trade stocks and other securities. Stock exchanges also provide facilities for the issue and redemption of securities as well as other financial instruments and capital events including the payment of income and dividends.
A list of Stock Exchanges Worldwide and other foreign currency exchange resources. A stock exchange or share market is a corporation or mutual organization which provides Trading Facilities for stock brokers and traders, to trade stocks and other securities. Stock exchanges also provide facilities for the issue and redemption of securities as well as other financial instruments and capital events including the payment of income and dividends.
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